News about Marcus Bettinelli

Chelsea has cut a former rising star from their 25-man Premier League squad after registering players for the first half of the season. Since the club's inception in the Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital era, the Blues have undergone a dramatic shift. Under the new regime, major changes have been made to the playing squad, with over £1 billion invested in three transfer windows.

More than ten thousand fans packed into a refurbished London Stadium this weekend to watch the Chicago Cubs take on the St Louis Cardinals, as Major League Baseball took another big step forward in establishing itself among British fans. The Cardinals fought back to defeat the Cubs and lifted the London Series this summer, bringing the burgeoning audience. The New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies have already announced that they will return to London next year.

Chelsea's season has almost ended this season after losing to Real Madrid this week, allowing the club to begin sorting out their squad for 2023-24. The Blues were forced out of Europe competition after losing by a 2-0 loss at home on Tuesday night, a week earlier, with the same scoreline. Chelsea's bloated first-team squad has been one of the season's biggest concerns.

Marcus Bettinelli, Chelsea's goalkeeper, has been given a contract extension that will keep him at Stamford Bridge until 2026. The 30-year-old has only played for the club once in senior. Bettinelli said after signing his new contract: "It's a privilege to work at Chelsea, one of the world's best clubs, and a few years ago when I first signed, I was ecstatic to be here, eager to sign.'